VIOLENTO Lyrics (English Translation) – Trueno

VIOLENTO (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part talks about how important it is for people, especially those from the same place or background, to stick together. When they fight among themselves, they just make it easier for outsiders to take advantage of them. The artist is saying he tries to stay peaceful, but sometimes people push him too far and he feels like lashing out. He’s frustrated because others don’t appreciate or respect the support they’ve been given, acting ungrateful or turning against him. He feels like he’s given everything—his energy, his effort—and now he can’t hide his real emotions anymore. The tension in his life is building up, and it’s taking a toll on him emotionally and mentally. He’s tired of fake loyalty and just wants real unity and respect.

[Chorus]
Here, he’s expressing how overwhelmed and angry he feels because everything around him seems violent—his neighborhood, the streets, even what he sees on TV. People are constantly provoking him, and it’s like they want him to snap, even though they tell him to stay calm. He feels like he’s running out of patience. He’s daring people to give him a real reason before he loses control, because if he does, it won’t end well for them. The world around him isn’t peaceful, and he’s tired of pretending it is. It’s like violence is everywhere he turns, and he’s caught in the middle of it all, trying not to explode but finding it harder every day.

[Verse]
This part is the rawest and most aggressive. He starts off saying he woke up ready to fight—he’s not in the mood to play nice. It’s like he’s already under attack and ready to strike back. He doesn’t care if people are jealous or talking behind his back; they can come face him if they’re brave enough. He’s calling out fake tough guys who act like they’re dangerous but don’t actually stand for anything real. He questions what life they’re even living—are they being true to themselves or just pretending? He’s frustrated with people who show one thing on the outside but act treacherous behind the scenes. Some criticize him for leaving his old neighborhood, but he’s just doing what he has to do. He admits that some people deserve to be put in their place. He throws in sports references and taunts, mocking those who only pretend to be real. He’s disappointed by people who chase money instead of staying loyal. He wanted to be the good guy, but if they keep pushing him, they’ll see his bad side. He’s fed up with betrayal and feels like the only way to get back at these people is by succeeding so hard that it crushes them—maybe even literally. The anger is personal, and he’s not holding back anymore.

[Chorus]
This chorus hits with the same emotion as the first but ramps it up. He’s surrounded by violence from all sides—his block, the media, everywhere. He’s being asked to stay calm, but it’s getting impossible. People push him, test him, and he’s on the edge of reacting in ways he knows will be extreme. He’s not just saying he’s angry—he’s showing how deeply it’s affecting him. It’s not just about one moment of rage; it’s constant pressure. He’s asking for a real reason to go off, because once he does, there’s no turning back. It’s like the world is on fire around him and people expect him to walk through it without getting burned.

[Outro]
This is straight-up personal and threatening. He’s telling someone directly that he knows they’re hiding, but he’s going to find them. He’s done with words, done with songs—now it’s about real actions. There’s no more space for fake people, and he’s ready to throw down if he has to. He’s tired of people talking and not backing it up, and he’s coming to settle things the hard way.